bad-mouths Antonyms
Meaning of bad-mouths
bad-mouths
to criticize severely, to say bad things about
bad-mouths Sentence Examples
- Sarah bad-mouths her ex-boyfriend to anyone who will listen.
- The teacher bad-mouths the students to their parents, complaining about their behavior.
- The politician bad-mouths his opponent in a televised debate, accusing him of corruption.
- The employee bad-mouths her boss to her colleagues, spreading rumors about their incompetence.
- The reviewer bad-mouths the movie in a scathing review, criticizing the acting and directing.
- The singer bad-mouths the record label for not promoting her album, claiming they sabotaged her career.
- The mother bad-mouths her child's friend, whispering that they are a bad influence.
- The coach bad-mouths the opposing team before the game, claiming they are weak and undisciplined.
- The gossip column bad-mouths a celebrity, spreading rumors about their scandalous behavior.
- The friend bad-mouths a mutual acquaintance, making hurtful comments about their appearance and personality.
FAQs About the word bad-mouths
to criticize severely, to say bad things about
dismisses, diminishes, denigrates, belittles, disparages, minimizes, criticizes, poor-mouths, condemns, runs down
applauds, recommends, glorifies, extols, magnifies, exalts,praises, endorses, indorses, lauds
Sarah bad-mouths her ex-boyfriend to anyone who will listen.
The teacher bad-mouths the students to their parents, complaining about their behavior.
The politician bad-mouths his opponent in a televised debate, accusing him of corruption.
The employee bad-mouths her boss to her colleagues, spreading rumors about their incompetence.
